orbit

ORBIT noun

[ C,U ] uk/ˈɔːbɪt/ us
the circular journey that a spacecraft or planet makes around the sun, the moon, or another planet

орбита
the Earth's orbit Two satellites are already in orbit . It was the first spacecraft to go into orbit around Jupiter.
the hole in the skull (= bone in the head) that contains the eye

орбита, глазница
orbit verb [ I,T ]

двигаться по орбите
The moon orbit s the Earth.
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